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This Agenda Posted for Public Inspection in the Following Locations This Agenda Posted for Public Inspection in the Following Locations: 1919 COLLEGE PARKWAY, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 885 EAST MUSSER STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 209 EAST MUSSER STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 100 STEWART STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 555 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE, HEARING ROOM 2450, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA * STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD MEETING GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES GRANT SAWYER BUILDING HEARING ROOM 2450 555 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE LAS VEGAS, NV 89101 Wednesday, September 1, 2010 9:00 a.m. • Nonrestricted Items # 01-09-10 through # 07-09-10 10:30 a.m. • Any Item Continued from 9:00 a.m. Session • Nonrestricted Items # 08-09-10 through # 33-09-10 Thursday, September 2, 2010 9:00 a.m. • Any Item Continued From Wednesday, September 1, 2010 Session • Public Comments • Restricted Items # 01-09-10 through # 25-09-10 • Regulation 14 – Final Approval • Consideration of Gaming Employee Registration Appeals Pursuant to NRS 463.335 • Consideration of Gaming Employee Registration Appeals Pursuant to Regulation 5.109 • Consideration of Casino/Player Dispute Appeals Pursuant to NRS 463.363 • Informational Items NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION MEETING GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES GRANT SAWYER BUILDING HEARING ROOM 2450 555 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE LAS VEGAS, NV 89101 Thursday, September 16, 2010 * IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 241.020(2)(C)(2) OF THE NEVADA REVISED STATUTES, ALL OF THE AGENDAED ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO ACTION AND DISPOSITION BY THE STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD OR NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION, OR BOTH, UNLESS THE AGENDA ITEM SPECIFICALLY INDICATES OTHERWISE. TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY AND AS AN ACCOMMODATION TO THE PARTIES INVOLVED, AGENDA ITEMS MAY BE TAKEN OUT OF ORDER. THE BOARD AND COMMISSION AGENDAS ARE POSTED ON THE BOARD’S WEBSITE (www.gaming.nv.gov) IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEVADA’S OPEN MEETING LAW. THE DISPOSITION AGENDA IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOLLOWING THE COMMISSION’S MEETING AT THE SAME SITE. WE ARE PLEASED TO MAKE REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO ARE DISABLED AND WISH TO ATTEND THE MEETING. IF SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MEETING ARE NECESSARY, PLEASE NOTIFY THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY’S OFFICE IN WRITING AT THE NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION, P.O. BOX 8003, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 89702-8003, OR CALL THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY’S OFFICE AT (775) 684-7750 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. NOTE: THESE PROCEEDINGS WILL BE VIDEO CAST TO THE STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES IN CARSON CITY, NEVADA, 1919 COLLEGE PARKWAY. NO TESTIMONY OR COMMENTS WILL BE TAKEN FROM CARSON CITY. INDEX SEPTEMBER 2010 i 7-11 Store #15815 .................................................... R #3 Eastside Cannery Casino & Hotel ........................ NR #22 7-11 Store #26873 .................................................... R #2 Elkada Slots ............................................................. R #12 7-11 Store #32826 .................................................... R #1 Enamorado, Maria Fernanda ................................... R #23 7-11 Store #34271 .................................................... R #4 Estate of James Lawrence Buchanan II, The ............ R #5 E-T-T, Inc. ................................................................ R #15 Abdul-Qadir, Manal Abdel-Rahman ........................ R #21 Excalibur Hotel and Casino .................................. NR #14 Aces High Management, LLC ................................. NR #7 AM PM ..................................................................... R #23 Fernley Pioneers, LLC ............................................ NR #8 Amaitis, Lee Martin ............................................... NR #17 Fiesta Casino Hotel............................................... NR #30 American Casino & Entertainment Fiesta Station, Inc. ................................................ NR #30 Properties LLC (PTC) ............................................ NR #12 Fremont Mini Mart .................................................... R #13 Aquarius Gaming LLC ........................................... NR #12 Fresca, LLC .......................................................... NR #12 Aria Resort & Casino, LLC .................................... NR #14 Arizona Charlie’s, LLC .......................................... NR #12 Galleon, Inc. .......................................................... NR #14 Aztec Gold Inn & Casino ....................................... NR #27 Garrood, Andrew Marcus ...................................... NR #16 Aztec Inn Casino Limited Partnership ................... NR #27 Gill Enterprises, Inc. ...............................................R #1, 2 Gill G. Enterprises, Inc. .............................................. R #4 B.I. Isle Partnership, L.P. ........................................ NR #8 Gill, Gurdial Singh ...................................................... R #4 Bally’s Las Vegas .................................................. NR #23 Gill, Harvinder Singh ..............................................R #1, 2 Bellagio .................................................................. NR #14 Gill, Jaspal Kuar ......................................................... R #3 Bellagio, LLC ......................................................... NR #14 GNL, CORP. ........................................................... NR #2 Bernard, Douglas Rankin ...................................... NR #17 Gold Spike Hotel and Casino ................................ NR #25 Bertolero, John Antone ........................................... NR #6 Gold Strike Auto & Truck Plaza ............................ NR #14 BH/RE, L.L.C. (PTC) ............................................. NR #10 Gold Strike Fuel Company, LLC ........................... NR #14 Black, Dale Robert .................................................. NR #8 Gold Strike Hotel and Gambling Hall .................... NR #14 Botta Ventures, LLC ................................................ R #22 Golden Nugget Laughlin Hotel & Casino ................ NR #2 Botta, Anthony Augustine ........................................ R #22 Goldstein, Jeffery David .......................................... NR #8 Bouquet, Inc. ........................................................... R #23 Goldstein, Richard Alter .......................................... NR #8 Brown, Jennifer Lynn .............................................. R #11 Goldstein, Robert Glen ......................................... NR #24 Buchanan, Jack Ely ................................................... R #5 Goldstein, Robert Scott ........................................... NR #8 Buffalo Wild Wings, Inc. ........................................ NR #33 Gonzales, Richard Michael ........................................ R #7 Grampy’s .................................................................. R #11 California Hotel and Casino .................................. NR #19 Green Valley Grocery #41 ....................................... R #14 Cantor G&W (Nevada), L.P. .................................. NR #17 Gross, Martin Richard ........................................... NR #22 Casino Valle Verde ............................................... NR #25 Circus Circus Casinos, Inc. ................................... NR #14 Haecke LLC ............................................................. R #19 Circus Circus Hotel & Casino ................................ NR #14 Haecke, Dennis Charles .......................................... R #19 Circus Circus Hotel/Casino – Reno ...................... NR #14 Hannah’s .................................................................. R #21 Clarion Hotel & Casino .......................................... NR #25 Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. (PTC) ...................... NR #21 Coachman’s Inn ........................................................ R #5 Harrah’s Operating Company, Inc. (PTC) ............ NR #21 Coast Hotels and Casinos, Inc. ............................. NR #18 Hassan’s Investment Two ........................................ R #21 Colonade Investments, Inc. ..................................... R #25 Hasson, Joseph John ........................................... NR #28 Corrigan Management, Inc. ..................................... R #24 Heaney, Eric Anthony ............................................. NR #5 Cotronakis, Emanuel James ................................. NR #11 Heers, Brett Collins ............................................... NR #15 Cotton, Kelly James ................................................ R #19 Heitzenrater II, Ralph Creig ..................................... R #24 Crawford Coin, Inc. ................................................. R #14 Heller, Darren William .............................................. R #24 Culver, Douglas Eugene ....................................... NR #27 Herbst Gaming, Inc. (PTC) ................................... NR #20 Highsmith, Ronnie................................................. NR #19 D’Arrigo, Daniel John ............................................ NR #14 Hoenemeyer, David Charles ................................. NR #23 Decatur Drug ........................................................... R #17 Hotel Nevada & Gambling Hall ....................... NR #26, 31 Decatur Drug Restaurant ........................................ R #18 Hotel Nevada & Gambling Hall, Ltd ................ NR #26, 31 Decatur Liquor ......................................................... R #16 Hysa, Behare ........................................................... R #21 Diamond Gold, Inc. ............................................... NR #14
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